Speedway Flyer, Volume 12, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1943 — Page 3

Wounded Sr"'er Boys First Third War Loan Band

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From his bed, which he has occupied for more than a year, Staff Bgt. Jorman A. Batten of Salma, N. C., shows Hoosiers the way in the Third War Loan drive as he bays the first bond—sl,ooo, series E—of the September campaign. The photograph, taken in Sgt Bat* ten’s room at Billings Memorial hospital, clearly shows the order

BETTERMENT ASSOCIATION NEWS For • Bailor Speedway

All members of the Speedway Betterment Association and other residents of Speedway are urged to attend the next meeting to be held Tuesday, September 7, 1943, at the Town Hall. • The time will be 8:00 P. M. Some members have expressed the desire to discuss at the meeting the recent Town Board ordinance restoring angle parking on Main Street in Speedway. Anyone who drives his car knows that the view of the driver is definitely obstructed when he backs out of an angle parking space. As a safety measure this type of parking was abolished some time ago on Main St. That action at the time had the support and approval of the Indiana State Police and various safety councils. The restoration of angle parking Is obviously not a safety measure, neither does it appreciably increase Ihe amount of parking space. A reliable survey showed that only “five more cars could be accommodated by substituting angle parking ifci parallel. However, the Town Board must have acted in accordance with what they thought was the will of the residents of Speedway. The question now arises as to whether or not all of the residents of Speedway have had an opportunity to express themselves on this matter. It has been indicated that a hearing will be held some-

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form he is signing—the first of 1,300,000 subscription blanks that will be taken into the homes of every Indiana resident before the “Back the Attack” drive ends. At his left is Second Lt Theresa E. Palko of Hammond, ward nurse, and at his right another Hoosier, CoL Guy A. Owsley of Hartford City, executive officer of the hoe*

time in the near future in regard to this ordinance. Everyone who is interested should watch for the date of this hearing. The angle parking ordinance has been passed/ and unless the Town Board members are shown otherwise, they will naturally assume that the citizens of Speedway desire this type of parking. Everyone interested in the parking problem and other civic problems of Speedway will find that the Speedway Betterment Association is a good source of information and an effective method of expressing the will of Speedway residents. All citizens of Speedway are welcome to be at the Town Hall on Tuesday, September 7th„ at 8:00 P. M. for the next meeting. Bob Keating, Publicity Chairman

School News Football practice started this afternoon under Ralph Johnson, football coach. Our first game will be played September 17 with Greenwood. The game will be played here, here. Arrangements' have been made to hold high school classes in the Christian Church this winter. School enrollment has reached a p’ace where it is impossible to hold all classes within the two buildings we already have. Mr. Jordan, school principal, moved to Speedway this week. He will live for the present at 1756 Lyndhurst Drive. N. D. Cory, Superintendent of schools, started work this week on a doctor’s degree in education at

pital and war bond officer of the post. The hundreds of wounded soldiers at the hospital—now at 10.8 per cent in payroll savings purchase of bonds will conduct their own “extra” bond drive during the Third War Loan campaign. “These boys buy because they; know why,” was Cot Owsley’s, terse comment |

Indiana University. He will take part of his work at the Extension Center in Indianapolis and part on the campus at Bloomington.

FDR uuf&s I hope Americans will figure out for themselves additional payroll savings.

Luxury Crop Lima beans are a luxury crop, which are easily grown in fairly rich soil. They give an abundant yield for the space occupied. Plant them with the eye down.

Announcing The J. D. Eastman Company announces the opening of a branch office at 1500 Main Street, Speedway. OFFERING xHE FINEST DRY CLEANING SERVICE IN THE CITY s ‘^ dw * 5,

Stan’s Beauty & Barber Slop

It’s Stan’s For Fine Beauty Work! Yes, ma’m, Stan’s is the place to get your beauty work because we’re maintaining the same high standards as always. Operator .... Mrs. Mona Harvey De Fleuro Deodorant 15c or 2 for 25c. 4905 W. 14th St. Belmont 3411 Three Barbers

“The Very Best Always” Groceries Vegetables Meats Fruits Zink’s Market 1556 Main Street Belmont 2260 Belmont 2261

*®v Wf MHHpi Robert Casadesus To Be With Indianapolis Symphony The eminent French pianist, Robert Casadesus, will be among the nine artists to appear this season on the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra’s 1943-1944 subscription concert series. All but one pair of the ten Saturday evening-Sun-day afternoon series will be conducted by Fadien Sevitzky, who will this year start his seventh consecutive season at the helm of the orchestra. For one pair of concerts Dr. Sevitzky will yield his baton to Howard Barlow, noted American conductor, who will lead the orchestra while Dr. Sevitzky fulfills a guest-conductqrship engagement with the Vancouver B. C. symphony orchestra. The Women’s committee of the Indiana state symphony society, under the leadership of Mrs. T. Victor Keene, will conduct its annual season ticket campaign for reservations to the orchestra series beginning September 17. Mrs. Keene said, however, that season reservations may be made at any time at the orchestra headquarters in the Murat theater. ______ Let freedom ring on Uncle Sam's »sh register! Buy U. S. Defense Bonds and Stamps.

We Now Have ICE BROWN & FAST Comer of Lynhurst and / CrawfordsvUle Road

SPEEDWAY STATE BANK General Banking CHECKING AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS rt 4 We Write Insurance 1532 Main Street Belmont 3545

THIRD WAR LOAN DRIVE BEGINS SEPTEMBER 9TH

O’BRIEN’S FLOOR '• A tough, durable enamel for J LJ tW\ all kinds of floors - wood, cement, brick, etc. Easy to use. > teHW Dries quickly. Stands wear and 1 ffßpjMH cleaning. Covers 600 sq. ft. per I M~WI gallon. Available in 10 colors. M* $1.15 qt. Speedway Fandtare Store 1414 HA" ST. BEL. *9B*

The Spot For Good Food! When you choose a restaurant, yon select one which servea | good food. That’s why so many Speedway people eat here. They f say our food is cooked just right and served In tasty style. Hollywood Case ISOS MAIN STREET

Speedway Furniture Store KNEE HOLE DESKS MAPLE $34.95 BLOND $37.50 WALNUT $34.95, $35.95, $41.50, $42.50 MAHOGANY $38.75 KEG WINE SETS 2.19 SERVA-BAR SETS $8.95 MIRRORS, 25 different styles from which to choose $5.75 to $15.70 1414 MAIN STREET BELMONT S9BS

We Have A Complete Stock of School Supplies Including ... PARKER QUINK INK -15 c SHAEFFER SCRIP INK 15« LEAD PENCILS 5c GOOD RUBBER ERASERS 5c PEN POINTS 3 FOR 5c PEN HOLDERS sc-10c PENCIL LEAD REFILLS sc-10c-15c ROSNER’S DRUG STORE “SPEEDWAY’S REXALL STORE” 16th At MAIN STREET BELMONT ISIS

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